Ophthalmic Instruments

Barraquer Eye Speculum is ergonomically designed to retract the eyelid during ophthalmic micro surgeries. It features an open wire loop that reduces the chances of interfering with instruments. German stainless steel makes the instrument reusable and lightweight.

Desmarres Chalazion Forceps are designed specifically to immobilize eyelids during ophthalmic surgeries.

Von Graefe Fixation Forceps are used for ophthalmic procedures that require a broad view of the eye.

Stevens Tenotomy Scissors are broadly used for delicate dissection and cutting. These scissors are available in several variations.

Strabismus Scissors Standard Straight are commonly used in several treatments of strabismus. It is crafted with German surgical stainless material.

Troutman Barraquer Colibri Type Corneal Utility Forceps are used for handling corneal tissue during eye surgery. They feature fine teeth for the manipulation of delicate tissues and a short, flat, ribbed handle.

Castroviejo Suture Forceps are precision instruments designed for delicate suturing in ophthalmic surgeries, offering fine control and stability in tiny operative fields.

Iris Forceps With Teeth are ergonomically designed for ophthalmic procedures, such as iridectomies.

Plain Wire Speculum

The Graefe Eye Speculum 3 1/2" is a self-retaining retractor instrument. It is used during ophthalmic procedures to retract eyelids and access the difficult-to-reach areas of the eye.

The Weeks Eye Speculum is used in ophthalmological procedures to retract the eyelid. It helps hold back the eyelids gently, preventing any damage to the adjacent structures.

Barraquer Dewecker Iris Scissors are used for manipulating and incising the iris tissues. The scissors have German stainless material.